About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with anxiety about the world being a scary place or when they exhibit a sudden fascination with high stakes history and technology. While it centers on a famous disaster, the narrative serves as a gentle entry point into discussing how people survive and find strength during unexpected crises. It provides a safe, structured way to process fear through the eyes of a relatable peer. The story follows 11-year-old Leo aboard the massive Hindenburg airship. While the technical marvel of the flight is exciting, the heart of the book lies in Leo's bravery and his family's bond during the final, terrifying moments of the crash. It is an ideal choice for elementary-aged readers who crave action but still need a hopeful resolution. Parents will appreciate how it balances historical facts with emotional resilience, teaching that while we cannot control every event, we can control how we help others.
